Property Dispute Resolution Steps

Summary

Property disputes in Rajasthan can be resolved through mediation, legal notices, or civil court actions. Mediation involves a neutral third party to facilitate discussions. If unresolved, a legal notice can be sent, outlining claims and demanding resolution. As a last resort, file a suit in civil court for partition or possession. Consider consulting a local lawyer for personalized guidance.

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I had Dispute with my brother over land and he threatening me that he will throw me out of property
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Jaipur Rajasthan
In Rajasthan, property disputes between family members can be quite complex. Here are some general steps you can consider:
- Mediation: Consider mediation to resolve the dispute amicably.
- Legal Notice: Send a legal notice to your brother through a lawyer.
- Civil Court: File a suit in the civil court for partition or possession.
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Sure! Here's a detailed breakdown of the steps you can consider for a property dispute in Rajasthan:
*. Mediation:
- Attempt to resolve the dispute amicably through mediation.
- A neutral third party (mediator) can help facilitate discussions between you and your brother.
- Mediation can save time and legal expenses.
*. Legal Notice:
- Engage a lawyer to draft and send a legal notice to your brother.
- The notice should outline your claim and demand resolution within a specified timeframe.
- This step can serve as a formal warning and may encourage an out-of-court settlement.
*. Civil Court:
- If mediation and legal notice do not resolve the issue, you can file a suit in a civil court.
- Types of suits you can file include a suit for partition (to divide the property) or a suit for possession (to assert your right to stay on the property).
- The court will examine the evidence, hear both parties, and make a judgment.
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